Psalm 37:34 adds the promise that those who wait on God will see the wicked cut off, directly paralleling the psalmist's testimony of seeing enemies' downfall.

Psalm 54:7 says 'my eyes have looked in triumph on my foes,' nearly identical to the psalmist's claim here of seeing enemies' downfall.

Psalm 59:10 states God will let him look in triumph on his enemies, matching the theme of witnessing enemy defeat in this verse.

In Psalm 91:8, the promise is to see the reward of the wicked — same visual vindication as here.

Psalm 112:8 uses the same phrase 'see his desire upon his enemies' — identical confidence in vindication.

Psalm 71:24 declares God's righteousness because enemies who sought hurt are shamed — parallel vindication.

Proverbs 29:16 states that the righteous will see the fall of the wicked — same promise of witnessing enemies' downfall.

Obadiah 1:12 warns against gloating over a brother's downfall — contrasting with the psalmist's desire to see enemies' fall.